Ebonyi state governor, Francis Nwifiru. Photo: Ebonyi State Government
Ebonyi State Governor, Francis Nwifuru, has condemned what he described as the continued exclusion of law graduates of the National Open University of Nigeria from the Nigerian Law School.
He urged stakeholders to end what he described as the discriminatory treatment of the institution’s graduates.
Nwifuru, who spoke on Friday during a meeting with the management of NOUN in Abakaliki, according to a statement made available to Saturday PUNCH, said Nigerians should be concerned about the restrictions placed on graduates of the university’s Faculty of Law.
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